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most lps expect increased m&a activity by private market managers

nearly three-fifths of limited partners expect that m&a activity by private market managers will increase in the next three to five years, with european limited partners being the most supportive of this view. current interest rates, fundraising challenges and higher regulatory costs may be potential factors influencing lp perceptions.

expectations for cross-process integration of artificial intelligence in the next 2-3 years

ai integration across processes is expected to increase over the next 2-3 years as lps realize the potential of ai-driven solutions. 38% of limited partners plan to use artificial intelligence in fund monitoring, while 31% of limited partners said they will incorporate artificial intelligence capabilities into competitive situation analysis. among lps across all regions, european lps are most likely to integrate ai into multiple processes. respondents said that of all relevant processes, investment decisions and recruitment were relatively unlikely to be affected by ai.

limited partners show preference for ai-focused vc funds

nearly half of limited partners are interested in venture capital funds that specialize in investing in artificial intelligence. european lps show the strongest investment preference for ai-focused venture capital funds and private equity.

wider use of artificial intelligence across industries and future advancements in technology may pave the way for new entrants to the market and bring more opportunities, attracting continued participation from limited partners.